
Logic and the philosophy of science
Research in Logic and the Philosophy of science are about, from a theoretical and a historical point of view, the organic connections between philosophical investigation and scientific knowledge; logic and its specific methods; the logical structure of natural languages; computation and communication; the epistemology and representation of knowledge; the methodological and foundational issues peculiar to single sciences closely related with their development.
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Francesco Bianchini
Associate Professor
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Analogy, Philosophy of cognitive science, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of science, Cognitive modeling, Analogical
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Raffaella Campaner
Full Professor
keywords:
scientific laws, explanation, mechanicism, causality, biomedical sciences, invariance, causal pluralism, counterfactual
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Guido Gherardi
Associate Professor
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Logic, Computability Theory, Proof Theory
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Ancient science, Ancient philosophy, Historical Epistemology, Digital Humanities, Metaphor and science, Analogical
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Eugenio Orlandelli
Senior assistant professor (fixed-term)
keywords:
modal logic; proof theory; quantification; philosophical logic
Antonella Tramacere
Research fellow
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Philosophy of cognition, philosophy of mind, philosophy of biology